Encontrar o equilíbrio entre designs minimalistas e intrincados requer uma análise cuidadosa do contexto do projeto. Considere a função do espaço, o estilo desejado, a quantidade de luz natural e a paleta de cores. Um design minimalista cria um ambiente clean e atemporal, enquanto um design intrincado adiciona riqueza e complexidade visual. O equilíbrio ideal reside em combinar elementos de ambos os estilos, criando um espaço harmonioso e visualmente interessante, que atenda às necessidades e preferências dos usuários.

1. Define the Core Purpose: Identify the main message or goal of your project. 2. Pick One Focal Point: Choose one element of your design to carry the intricate details—like an icon, pattern, or typography—while keeping the rest simple. 3. Use White Space Carefully: White space is a minimalist's best friend, but in a mixed style, it can help intricate elements breathe. Embrace space around detailed areas to avoid overwhelming the viewer. 4. Color Selection: Stick with a limited color palette. Even intricate details can look balanced if they’re in a simple, cohesive color scheme. 5. Experiment and Edit: Sometimes, finding the right balance requires trial and error.

In my opinion the use of minimalistic or intricate design solutions depends solely on the context of the project. I would completely rely on the context to select a design style. For instance, if the landscape design was for an Indian temple precinct or a Fort, I would opt for intricate designs. However, if the landscape was to be developed for an institution with modern style, I would opt for minimalistic language